Sometimes it’s not even a choice you’ve made, but your toddler!
until they are six months old. This arrangement has the lowest chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome . Once they’ve reached this age, your baby can sleep with you, as long as you ensure measures are in place to do this safely. This too applies to your toddler.What are the benefits to co-sleeping with your toddler?
Below is a simple checklist she has put together for parents to consider to ensure the environment is safe for your toddler. “If you cannot tick every box, it may be the case that you will have to reconsider your co-sleeping arrangements,” she says. • Use fitted rather than flat sheets. Avoid loose bedding as it can be a suffocation risk for small children. It is also recommended to remove pillows and other blankets for the same reasons.• Ensure there are no gaps. Small children can get stuck or wedged in even the smallest of gaps, so if your furniture is up against walls, make sure to take a look to ensure that all gaps are dealt with.